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The impression OF speedy war in Europe is
strengthening. Frances immense military prep
arations under Gen. Bouianger have placed that
nation In position where there is strong tempta-
ton 70 appeal TO arms, If success is pronisede and
where modification viii follow a backward step
at Germanys suggestion or demand. Bismarck,
through one OF his organs, the Berlin Post. seems
TO be following the course adopted In 1870 OF FIX
Ing upon France the responsibility for war while
himself moving all things towards that end. The
maneuverfs recognized in Europe and the whole
continent Is In furry at the indication of pur-
pose on the part OF Germany TO force war at this
time. II seems evident that nothing less than the
exhaustion which follows long and general
struggle win relieve the European people from the
ruinous military expenses which Cypress them
and bring about a disarmament In this respect
the conditions exist which lead the people to ac-
cept war willingly as q choice OF evils
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correspondent charges in another column that
Spies In marrying by proxy, usurps an exclusively
royal prerogative. As anarchists hate kings and
everything kinglike, motive is thereby suggested
Ior the alleged plot TO blow up the Chicago jail
Spies. usurped royal prerogative and all-with
anarchist dynamite
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o'NeiHs conviction sends dismay through
Do0dledom and encouragement to honest taxpay-
ers for the evidence against him conceded to be
weaker than against any other of the corrupt New
York aldermen Cleary and Reilly, the booders
yet to be tried sit shiveringly in line Ike the last
Christmas turkeys Oh the roost consciously await
Ing decapftation. strong coop should be pro-
Vided for them for now, If ever Is the time for dis
appearing.
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y z h s Z Y 8

TEE COMING SEASON JERSEYS WILL BE MORE
WORN THAN EVER BEFORE THERE ARE THE
BEST OF REASONS FOR THEIR POPULARITY.
NOTHING CAN EQUAL THEM FOR HousEwEAR.
THEY ARE COMFORTABLE, ELASTIC, WELL
FIrTINc, AND so LONG AS THEY ARE THE
FASHION THEY ARE DREssY. FOR OBVIOUS
REASONS MUCH SKILL AND MONEY HAVE BErN
EXPENDED IN DESIGNING NEW AND TASTEFUL.
STYLES AND PATTERNS FOR THE COMING
SEASON. THE IMPORTED JERSEY TAKES THE
LEAD. 1T Is. IN EVERY WAY, SUPERIOR TO
THE DOMESTIC GOODS. WE PLACED ORDERS
FOR IMPORTATION BECAUSE WE DESIRED TO
dASOLE IHE BEST, AND TO BE ABLE TO SHOW
THE NEWEST STYLES WE ARE BEGINNING TO
RECEIVE INVOICES OF THIS YEARS LATEST
DESIGNS, AND WE ASSURE YOU THEY ARE
MARvELoUsLY AHEAD OF ANYTHING ron
HAVE SEEN HERETOFORE. NOR DO THEY COST
ANY MoRE-IN FACT LESS. WE ARE TO-DAY
ABLE TO OFFER you BETTER GARMENT FOR
LESS MONEY. NO MATTER WHAT THE PRE-
vIoUs STANDARD OF VALUE IN THESE eoops
AND AS MATTER OF COURSE, WITH GROW
ING FASHION. THIS YEARS DESIGNS ARE
AHEAD OF ANYTHING PREVIOUSLY EXPORTED
NOW. OUR OPENING OF IMPORTED JERSEYS
TAKES PLACE TOMORROW. WE WILL SHOW
10 DIFFERENT STYLES. ALL OF THEM NEW
AND THE PRICES WILL. I'VE BELIEVE, SUR
PRISE You
THE BON MARCHE,
rs 316-31s SEVENTH ST. n. ".
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

EOR RENT-oFFICE BUILDING. s35 F. ST. n W.
rooms, fourth door $50 per month; two back rooms.
fourth floor, 81 per month Elevator to be put
in. JOHN E. BEALL & Co.
ja26-2m 1921 ct.
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An ABSURD RUMon.
THREE OF OUR MOST VALUED CUSTOMERS
INFORMED Us TO-DAY THEY HEARD WE WERE
GIVING UP THE TAILORING BRANCH OF DUB
BUSINESS NOW. WE HAVE NEITHER THE
TINE NOR INCLINATION TO NOTICE oNF-HA1F
THE RUMoRs THAT COME TO OUR EARS CON-
cERNINa DUB BUSINESS NO
DOUBT By THOSE WHO KNOW MORE ABour
OUR BUSINESS THAN THEY DO ABOUT THEIR
owN-BuT FOR FEAR SOME ONE OF OUR Pa
IRONS MIGHT GIVE cREDENcE TO THE Alb.
sURD REPORT AND PLACE HIS ORDER ELSE
WHERE ON THE STRENGTH OF 1T. WE FEEL
CALLED UPON TO SAY WE HAVE NO THOUGHT
OF D1scoNTINU1Na BRANCH OF OUR BUs1-
NESS 1T HAS TAKEN TWENTY YEARS OF OUR
LIVES TO BUILD TO ITS PRESENT PROPORTIONS
DUB TAILORING DEPARTMENT WAS NEVER
MORE THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED THAN NOW.
THE EXPERIENCE OF LIFETIME HAS MADE
1T TEMPLE OF TASTE AND FASHION. WHERE
GENTLEMEN MAY DRESS ELEGANTLY AND ECO.
NoMICALLY-wITH NONE OF THE WORRY AND
ANNOYANCE INCIDENTAL TO HAVING CLOTHES
BUTcHERED IN so-cALLED TAILORING HOUSES.
WE WOULD ADVISE THE PETER FuNKs OF THE
TAILORING TRADE TO. IN THE FIRST PLACE,
MIND THEIR OWN BUSINESS, AND, IN THE
SECOND PLACE. TO LEAVE OTHER PEOPLES
BUSINESS ALONE. IF THEY FOLLOW THESE
TWO STRAIGHT LINES THEY MAY IN TIME
HAVE BUSINESS OF THEIR OWN cnAr WILL
DEMAND ALL THEIR ATTENTION, AND THEY
WILL HAVE NO TINE TO SPARE IN spEcuLAT.
ING ON THE AFFAIRS OF oTHEns. RESPECT.
FULLY,
sAKs COMPANY.
ARTISTIC TArIoRs,
e 800 to 3os SEVENTH STREET.
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Fon FRrDAr, RExsAxr DAx

Ess Fss. .E R B.: x: Rs
ODD aopb sfz kHssS'1 IN MERrNo UNDERWEAR
Every winter line Is broken and has been reduced in
ss, 2: Il sa ss,,s 2. t.. sss1ssas
a nseu,n. pncS
Chiid's Scarlet underwear vsss iii; 81 In fsnss
ass.nnsn fa's s,s;.
IL sad :s. 81 w sss 5s: IS aid sss. Now
q q each size Regular prices. 70. Is. SO ana ssc
sSs sey Vests. sa. b M.d,eot.
g Jersey Fitting
! kesm,ns IT'f S.
Lsdie.' Merno Vest improved sleeve; ;iss 58.
aRemnsnt% Ssice e.
,,l, BS, ~ p y::s sOisd; siie 81 in 40.
s fsIPp sIEl sSis ii SE;fs
II Walking Jackets, in Black and Brown, sizes "a,
s ssmnsn aE'f fri:: se and
Hssf sS:.ss LINED az: :s s:s;o trim
p
Black CLOTH visites, Handsomely trimmed Win
Astrakhan and Astrakhan balls Sizes "a. 80
REGULAR Price .s1e.5Q
Seal Plush Viates trimmed with fine Bi:ci Rns
sian fur lined with quilted satin. sises IS and 40.
"S S1i1s STYLE 'i ficHUs:
latest style follow dictates Of fashion you
bsyss nSs you sna 1
f1cnns proper sizes, and Of very superior
Cream. down from % to 41,7s
G Cream a down nom rom SS e AZ
: R R|.sE' S S from gao SS1.7s.
BB1 1sek.. DOWN down from from s s TO s s
~opp srz nj s" II S dixS fEsm $40 to y.
Bf Ps;1 %, for s% 9nl1 hands only ~,
Mssuaa ,tr
Pm Ladies But Suede aiCvs: sas:: 5 and
Meua. 1riG 81.
PR Ladies But. Black Real Kid Gloves size
sRsmnsnt 1'f Price. 14
"oDD PAIRS" III CURTAINS.
sss isdas1 ts wss1 g
close them out Friday, Remnant Day make the fol-
SsE x::s }sff; sa e Sc e. e.; s.r
F.: :s e F fESSss IS s s:'I pair
Of "Tim-a; Fog" Curtain Madras, VIZ: 0'' -''.s'.'
yards Fsss Fem ssn 9 e4ss :siaS
AN yards, Reg Price. 500. Rem. Price, 81 SIS.
e s YARDS Reg Es Price ss 49, ke1 F,
Short Lsnsss in Gurtsn sSerm:
Short Lengths,in Figured GretonIes,
"shOrt Lengths" in Raw silks,
Low aEMNAAATF Prices 4hGE TO CLOSE.
.1a.. of 'as IT.. % r
~ ladies' Old Gold Satin Quilted Skirt.
nSsuLar fTce
Ladies Navy Blue Satin Quilted SKIRT box
rufhe around the bottom.
aRsmnant" PTce 59
"0DD" BUsTiES. ''''''''''' s'''o
~ Z Wire Bustles. Regular Price, 25c. Remnant"
p Ianpico Bustles. Regular Price. Soc; REMNANT
opD ism IN MH fase gNp2awEAR
Where we have one or two of size or kind we sail
Fine Muslin corset uoyerp r Trimmed ,rona the
neck with lace. Size, 32-in.
~. w. uaI fr,cS
Fine Muslin Chemise, yoke Of Hamburg e eIs
broidery trimmed around the neck aud sleeves with
cambric rufiie.
Fine Muslin Pompadour.neck Corset Cover. yoke
81 all over embroidery Size, 32-in.
:.Remnantn &c.
Mother Hubbard Night Robes, yoke OF HamburV
insertion and fine tucks
rriG S &c
pair extra-fne Cambria Drawers trimmed VIII III;
vide cluster Of tucks and broad medici lace
.Remnantn pji
Second door: take eievstorj
remnants" in each and every department. Other
attractions III Post and Republican.
f3 WOODWARD LoTHRoP
A.. y
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D1sApporsrrp, Nor Drcrrvrp.

We advertised to arrive this morning Undressed
Kid Gloves and to be offered . Souvenir Of the
Opening for 6Sc psar. The grsas strike In New
York caused us to disappoint you.
The importer telesfAphs N: ''Gloves VIII be Waah-
ington Feb. certain"
EY-See list below for other Glove Souvenir.
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9TH. 9Th AND D SITS.
GRoeAs To TuE Fnosr.

GRoeAs To TuE Fnosr
CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING.
Having been successful in establishing rstclass
House in the City of Washington where the people can
buy reliable goods Instalment at Low Prices have
added to my stock full line of Mems. Youths and
Childrens Clothing, which will sell on Instalment
at cash prices. My Goods have been carefully selected
and viii give satisfaction. Remember that GROGAN
always does he says, and you in want of Par
Tor or Chamber Suits, Carpets, Mattings, Baby Car
riases, Refrgerators, Stoves (Clothing) &c. call on
GROGAN,
AT THE RINKl
ON NEW YORK AVENUE BETWEEN 18TH AND
14TH STREETS n W.
and Jon will save money and have the largest stock in
the city to select from. (You can make your own
termsJ E
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED -lcoloRED PUPILS ron PIANO.
+ pS1ess fres also organ. Address PROFESSOR of
WANTED-T0. BUY A SECONDHAND EiQHT
.s:s ;,,s Box les. star oss. saas
WANTED KNowN-NAT. LABOR BUREAU Is
wv the headauartsrs for reliable and oomretent
sssssss sPss Si:;s; VIII s' Sc is
WANTED-WILL GIVE 10 PER CENT OF SAL
Position in The Departments. Address CONTIDEN-
WAANTERas ELE,aNKINa hAND:pkEss; , AID.
Of type. L. NJ. 1006 North Caroline ave. city fist
WAANTED,m;:RAIsI.lRsaATsa,E RATS sLAUGHTER;;
sS &
WANTED-TT KNOWN THAT G. 8. BUNDY, OF
sss s.s: s
WANTKD-sTEAM DYING AND CLEANING.
w " s. ns os %
workmaniiie manner and on short notice: s7 yesrs
f5sES s a &: fS e. fSa
w farm horses 70 winter At ss per m box stalls.
.Sa ta
WANTED-WM. ROTHwEl.I. l5 I'D ST 8. L,
w Plumber, Gas and Steam Filter aud contractor.
Remodeling old and detective plumbing . speciality.
n16-3ms
WANTED-SECOND-HAN FURNITURE CAR
w PETS Stoves Feather Beds and all kinds Of House
se p 2as: FL Is & & ss: price
WANTED.MoTH AND oTAER INSECTS Ex-
w terminated from carpets furniture fun, &c, by
cCE sRo Hot
WANTED = CoMMssIoNER OF DEEDS FOB
Commissioner. JOHN Z. BEA1I. 1891 + Ct NV
In Office from Am. to 8 pm Telephone 344-x IS
WANTED CARPET CLEANING. NO
q. CHACE Bro 616 La ave- ap2A
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FOR RENT-STORES.

LHOR RENT-STORE 2O26 14TH ST n W., LARGE
Il new salesroom ana concrete cellar; rent 925 per
month by year. JOHN E. BEALL Co,
ja27-1m 1921 street
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LADIES' p LUSH SAcours.
III and $50 2 Piush vixites fur trimmed an ...,
Other special Bargains 49, @sa'
js21-.sn sTJNEMETZ SON, f2a7 n Az.
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L 1925 stn W. 15rs15 so 10 9TH st. n.e- ar SIS IS
1lO35 16th,n W. Tor. loo 1892 ST. q. W., Is 30
rs Grant P, Tor 1885 9TH St NV, 6r 10 30
1106S-10 L St, l2r..... 20 252l K st. n W. Sr - ID
COZ 18th Ut. NV ill.,. IS 1913 Sd st NV Or Il
$40 Sc. n. W., Ion. 80 423,425 st. n w;Ir - =
326 Ind av, IL s--....-60 900 4 st. sw. Or.
1926 ST. NV. Or. .......55 PIG St A. W. fr.. i \
1927 st. W. II -. so 402 p st n W.
1410 T. l. 40 :,034 Sth W. 6r..,.l )
1877 18th st. NV, 1r}0.6b 2249 Cleveland st. Or. Is
.I2O7 18th st. NV, 30 3lS ID st n e., IA 40
421 9th llr. 80 Alp n. j NV. 5r 30
ST. NJ. aven. 7r......S0 5l1 E ST. n e. Or - 30
1424 l. St NV, Dr.. 30 612 A. st. sw, IA 80
221J.17 18th W.. 81 80 314 St w, Or. IA 30
T;S9 Sd St NV, 1r. so Fenton place 3 30
229 18th stn.w .6r.2 S3 Park D. IA e. Or IL 40
PA Maee 25.4Q Fepton Place ,5r11 30
1025 Maven. ,6r.25. 2.j26 stn.w,:lr.. IL
$40 at. Sc. 1r.......2 5 Gil 18th st. Sc Or - 10
S044 st u. -7r... 22 30 2l3 Q st. NV :5r -. 10
103l n. Cap. Or. 1000 l236 Md. ave. Or 10
LIB st. me-. rs.. .2O.45 1239 25th stnw.4r... 9
1919 both Ut n.w,7r.2O.40l STORES
Ais NJ avenw. 80 sO7 9TH ST D. W. or 500 81
1342 St 6r. 20. 30 $40 y. Capitol st. rs 40
SOL st ne, 6r.. 90 40S Q at W., 80 25
ja29 B. b. WARNER CO.. GIG st. NV
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the LIST and 18th. til THos E. WAGGAMAN.
INOR RENT-S06 L ST. N.w.-Two-STORYA AND
u attic Frame: rooms: 81 b. H 7. LEOPOLD,
1881 st. NV. JAIL ct
NOR RENT-No. 2l39 4 ST N.w.-NEw TWELVE
" room Brick; modern improvements: front and
in advance. Keys with JOHN SHERMAN CO. 1401
+ st. ja29-lws
IyOR RENT-STOP PAYING RENT AND BUY A
IL House; 800 and upward, according to value OF
property, down; the balance in monthly payments
about equal to the rent pay. You will thus be
ing what you now throw away for rent. q. H.
KNIGHT, zoos st. NV. ja29-yt
nor RENT-SEvEN ROOM BAY-wINDOw BRICK,
Il all improvements, $3.50 per month. b. Mass,
JAEGER, ID 4th st. sc. ja2y-lm.
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NOR RENT
II 1922 18th ST., 12r. 81!
3I01 z St, 1Or., IN. i. a!
3l03 p st.. W. m. A
725 Goth st.. 10r..m.i4o.5'
2133 F St, Or, N. i. .35.5'
HOS Md. ave, 10r. .35.5,
21a st.. 9r.............3I
1916 Both, ST., m. 1. .:50,5,
1904 9Th st. NV. 7r...30 81
1912 26th st. 7r.......25.3'
1855 s St, Sr. ........25.5'
@14 Nst., 7r., m. l., .25. 3.
2S15 n st., Or. .22.5l
1l3 I'd st. NV. Or. ..20.4,
1919 4th ST.. 6r...........2,
SOB 18th st.n.w. IT, 1870,
133 23d ST., 7r.-......1o.:5,
1904 / st. NV. Ar. .l7.3t
20J Q St. Or .............1:
1202 30th st., 6r. Il.
2705 K St., Or. IL
Fora full listapply to
3a29 l9,
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FoR A Few DAYs
i w Uf 70 :. and of Break
Morning Robes As low as $3.50.
ie3 935 Pennsylvania avenue
Full SUPPLIES
CONSTANTLY RECEIVED OF THE CELEBRATED
MILWAUKEE LAGER
FROM JOS. SCHLITZs BREWING Co.
Aud for sale by dealers generally in bottles and In
casks and bottles by the agent
SAMUEL G. PALMER
D.pos.. s 81! ? s s so I. sls Va ave- .~
Telephones, S %ssa,1ssSn, s :so. 90
VALENTINES.
Prane's and other manufacturers. Art Prints on
Satin and other Art Novelties Valentines for sale At
BEALLs BOOKSTORE,
f34: 495 Pennsylyania ave-
Opzx1sa
SPRING DRESS TRIMMING,
PAssEMENrERIEs BUTTONS, &c.
Selected Novelties Of Paris and New York Markets
WINTER WRAPS
MILLINERY
At less than half price
FOSTER KID GLOVES.
&c. HUTCHINSON.
907 PENNSYLVANIA Av1NUR fe3
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304 G st. s.e., 5 rs...sl3.3O
406-S-10 X ST., 5,,r......13
26 Va. ave., 5r-....-.-12
2017 N.Y.av.5r.......l2.O0
1923 10th st.. Or. ....... II
515 23d ST., Or. 10. 30
Rear ola gath, st.5r. 10. 30
1911 $ St, Or 10
414 :s6th St, ) rs. 10
2420 Va. ave, 4 r, 10. 90
2432 F St, Or. 10
2l3 10th st. Sc, Ar, $50
Houses in rear NJ, Ar, 500
1881 Bath st., 4r.........S
3o10 Grace st. Or .....7
POS Va. ave, 4 rs. ......T
Hughes alley, 4 r., 500
STORES.
21S 9Th st.n.w,......40.O0
3001 NJ st. .......35.00
1872 ID st. s.w.. store %
WESCOTT & WILCOX.
z Pennsylvania ave. nv.
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EOR RLNT-HOUsES.

STORES. ETC.
Str. rm. and part cellar,
cor.4th and NJ SITS. II. W x25
Str. and dwg. 62o 9Th ST.
s.w., Sr...;...l 40
Str. rm., cellar, 1 back rm.,
2O1 ii st. D.e....-.....lo
Stable, rear l416 K st.
n.W........... ID
Stable r'r 1913 10th NV
Stable r'r 325 Sd st .s.w. =
The above is only . port
books. For full list call at
the LIST and 18th, fill
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EoR SALE-SAND-SAND-SAND THE SUB
scr1ber prepared 10 furnish Sand in any quantity
AT the shortest notice.
Orders received 1t W. ". Mccuuougha I'll New
Jersey ave.
ta26-lms John InRD
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IrOR SALE-THIRTY HEAD OF HORSES INST
10 AkkINED PROM GEORGETlMN Ky

10 Coupe Horses; one pair Of matched Chestnut sor
rel Horses ID hands inches high: one pair of BLACK
Horses, Is hands inches high, very stylish also two
OF the finest Saddle and Harness Horses have ever
come to this market. one Black Horse lPrincel Ia
hands inch hieh-csn trpt mile in > 5O-any lady
can drive him one Bay Mare ODo) 1js hands high
can trot mile in 240-sny lady can drive her. oDs
Bay Horse lBiliy). Is LANDS inch high-can trot .
mile in 3 minutes
We cali your special attention TO Bay Horse Drank,
16 hands high; can pace naile In 80: any lady or
gentleman can drive him.
No Kentucky prices asked for them.
To he seen q JOHN SIMMONS Stable, No. 311 10Th
ST. NV, Washington, ID, c. ta1S- lv
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WANTED-5O WOOD CHOPPERS TO CUT WOOD
31st st. ja4-lm
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oYsTERMEN SEEKING PROTECTION

= -. ,.,,,, COuMi aaTON-TO EX-
THEIR APPEAL TO THE FISH CoMMissioN-A" ~
ANIME TIRE OYSTER BEDS.
,, s.,d !. m.s,,nS vesterdsy IN the
Tho FISH CommisSion nou !" '"eoo r-,.a ana
Biological Laboratory In Fulton Market Dr'o" ""U
,., at :, .v.ry .ort that swim In the were
iea'nery hSh VI e'eJ ' -. go, ,h. calling or
fastened against tho Walls, nuhs ii" w - 81.
perred at The Commission from the cabinets wne 'he
.,. =, IN. axolo,I oriuued from glass bottle on
vi ,n1 a Pooseyelt E. G.. Blackf0rd
~ " na and Svivester Jone were present Be-
~, ~" n spc was MALT over Co gresham j. T. Sher
man Of Onsida County wake in and apoogced to the
for the absence his father the remaining
me,ber OF the Board Seth Green. tho noted nsn cniE
nrst was present and delegation from the Oyeier
,ns,. Protective Association used up all the avalaoio
In the back OF the The business before Tue
Com,uisston WAS their new ruler win .no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-06
CLEVER Arrest OF TWO EX-CONVICTS

sHApowED By DETECTIVES. THEY ARE CAUGHT
sECREIING.A wAGoN-LOAD OF BOOTY.
George McManus, who released from prison ABOUT
SIX months ago after serving term for robbery, and
John orrgan who had served two terms In prison and
was released the expiration Of his second term only
few ago, arrested yesterday on suspicion OF
having committed q robbery. Detective sergeants
OBen aud McCauley had been watching the roenes ior
some time ON Friday they were followed by McCauley
TO No 266 Divisionst.. whom they rented basement
room across the hired and the watch OF the
Officers transferred the place Detective Sergeants
o. Bren McCauley, Killlea and Titus were In tho room
about noon yesterday when they saw McManus ana
Corrgan drive wagon up In front OF me place
aud bogln TO unload the WAGON. The thieves were per
mtted take rolls OF cloth and several bundles or
ready made clothing into the basement Then the de
tectyes ran across the aud arrested them Two
OF the officers TOOK the prisoners To Police Headquarters
and tho other followed with the supposed stolen
property as they could put IL Into the wagon
again and lock up the basement.
Corrigsn and McManus wouldn't tell Inspector Byrnes
yesterday where they got the wagon load OF clotn ana
clothnr. lie sent alarm TO the precincts direct
ing the police send to Iesdqqarters any niormaon
they ght get about robbery In clothing store As
most Of the Wholesale places had been closed since sa
day tho INSPECTOR SAID the robbery might not DO ds
coyoreu before this mOrning
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NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1857

n ssssnaers 70 smith 4 Go. -
Steamer winthrop Brsss. Portland with mdse ana pass'n'
ssrS scot Bsy sr ssels Bristol days With iron and
empty barrels vessel 20 Parker Co a. =,
Brig Manson Pare Sierra Leone 40 days WIN "use w
Yates a Porterfeld.
suNsEr-At sssdv Hook wilma moderate. ssw: cloudy
At City Island. wind Light sW clear
Arrived yesterday -
steamer Persan Monarch Brisfow. London Aug 10
Havre 20 dso 1906 horses and 70 Rassenge1so Dan
dersou q Son. Arrived at tho Bar ct l050p m
BELOW.
Brig Stacy CLARK Haskell Pascagoula
MISCELLANEOUS
steamer Of Indiana tBrl Richie at easgcw non
NswYsrk brought the OF tho American snip
ant Lawreuue from Liverpool for Ncwfork, Which was
abandoned at sea-
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Sept 5-Arrived steamer Lord Give (Br)
Urquhard from philadelphia Aug 20 on her way 20 Liver
Souri, ASpTOY. Sept 4-Arrved steamer Fulda tder,
RineK from Nsw.York Aug ~ her way to Bremen land
proceedod).
sailed steamer tGs. Berdrow. from Bremen hence
GLASGOW Sept 5-Arrived steamer OF Indiana (Br
Richie, from New. York Ang 25. 49,
LARSE Sept 3Saled state OF Nevada (Br) stew
art from glasgow hence Tor New.Y0rE. ..
BROW HEAD Sept 5-Passed, steamer city OF Richmond
Br Redford from Aug ~ on her way to Queens
town ant Liverpool. -.
PRAwLR PoIsr Sept 6-Passed, steamer SANTIAGO (Br.
Potter from New-York Aug "a on her way to Hull -,
sTEIrN. sept l-Arved steamer salcrno tbr' Rogers
from New. York.
COPENHAGEN Sept 2-Arrved Robinia (Br) Smith
HAMBURG sept 5-Arrivoe. steamer weand tesr Aioer'
AMsTRRpiM Aug Arrived steamer schiedam (Dtch),
Ponseu from New.York Aug 80 -. g.,
ROTTERDAM Sept 3-Arrved steamer PaIo (Br' Cnisn0m
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rrssrLs z rEsErrEp BY HURRICAEES.

Tho bark scotts Bay OF Windsor. ~ g., Captain steele
DAYS out from Bristol arrived It this port yes
teray and reported that August &C. while on Sable
Island she encountered hurricane from southwest to
west Tho hurricane lasted eight hours and was ACCOM-
paned by violent aud dangerous sea, which ran noun
alns nigh terrific sea boarded the ship. carried away
Inc forward house aud mali hatch The scotts Bay also
last her TWO lower topsails besides other sails.
The bark William cochran. from London, when ar
rived at this port heavy revoy
Ing gale from south east and northwest on August ~
There vas heavy and the glass fell from 1920 10
$3.50 in aud a half hours. On August % while In
latitude 43o TO- longitude $50 50 she spoke tho German
bark Fortden OF Srasburg. with the nmast at
tie deck and tho lost with all The rigging at
tached TO II. The Fortuen needed no assistance.
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BARRrERs AND wHEELMEN COMPETING

The first sports OF the Prospect Hares and Nassau
wheemen place yesterday the Brooklyn Athletic
Clubs grounds The is a. follows;
One mile bicycle handicIpE G. Parker II. W., $50
wards fret; j. w. Bate N W. 100 yards. second Horn
bostei H. C.. 100 yards third time minutes 05:76
seoonds.
mile walk. handicap eight sarterss. 4. cramer. NJ.
A. 26 seconds first; o. f. Paynter Pros. H. As seconds
second c. L. Nicol Pros H.. third time. minutes 092
seconds LANCE the present champion. strated from
scratch and came IN fourth.
Copeland, NJ A. U. yard first A. g. Ashley. NJ A. c. 81
Is is seconds
Half mile race scratch for the championship Of Long
Island starters-F A. Merrck, NJ A. c. hrs w, Hal.
gap. Pros H.. Second w. $. Bowen s. A. c. third time.
2minutes 1.5 sec0Bds
one mile bicycle mount and dismount i've starters
j.. W. schoefer. B. O.. 1870 yards. frst H. Hall jr X
G W., 10 yards second J. W. Bate. N W. third time.
one thousand yards run handicap fourteen starerG Y
Gilbert N. A. c.. yards FIRST, w. T. Thompson o. A. C.,
"a yaris. second H. Hornbose l. b. e., ~ YARDS thrd
time. 2 min utes. 20 seconds. .
Three hundred yards handicap, eleven startersA
Copeland. M. A. @, yards. first w H. strnse w A. g,
yards second W. X Pryor n A. C.. third Time. 81 40
ono mile bicycle race handicap. for ro.d.ters-J W.
l. second W. Schumacher l. W.. $50 yards third time,
8minutea 10 1.5 seconds -
Two seepischase six starters-J Lloyd. Pros IL,
90 yArdA nrst l. freeth Pros H. llS yards second r.
D skimsn. NJ A. @. 10 yards third; time. IL minutes,
81 25 seconds.
Three mile bicycle race handicap. six startsrsH. L
Powers. H. W.. 226 yards drst Z. Parker H. W.. 326
yards second T. J. Hail. X. O. w. 100 yards third time.
niautss 30 40 seconds Referee w r. Curtis starter.
W. q. Hsssman timer. W. Il. Robertson.